Former Vice President Kamala Harris is increasingly behaving like a candidate in waiting for the 2028 presidential election. Harris told the crowd at the Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network (NAN) convention in New York City that she “might” run in 2028, an answer she’s given previously.
Former Vice President Harris, who has stepped up her public profile in recent months, will give remarks at the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network (NAN) conference in New York on Friday morning. The speech comes as speculation swirls around whether she will launch another White House bid in 2028 — after losing to President Trump in 2024. While Harris has been on a months-long book tour to tout her campaign memoir "107 Days," the NAN remarks will serve as the first big test on how she is received again — particularly against other potential contenders, including former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Democratic Govs. Josh Shapiro (Penn.) and Wes Moore (Md.). Earlier this year, Harris launched a new initiative focused…